Saving Money

Your net worth can say a lot about your financial life. It is easy to calculate and is a quick way to compare yourself to others at your income level. Just what is net…
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Becoming a millionaire just doesn’t have the cultural cache it once did. To be sure, a million dollars remains a tidy sum and a worthy goal for your retirement or other…
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Money orders are a simple, secure way to send payments, especially if you don’t have a checking account. They are widely accepted, as they’re guaranteed by the issuer,…
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Unsteady first working years, higher than average student loan balances, and the disappearance of defined benefit plans (or pensions) mean many millennials have been…
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Consider where you’re traveling—and how often—to help decide TSA PreCheck and Global Entry are trusted traveler programs under the Department of Homeland Security and…
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We are all familiar with the following situation: you just ordered a coffee, and after tapping your credit card, the pay kiosk swivels around to show the suggested tip…
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Thinking about stocking up to save big? Buying in bulk from stores like Costco or Sam's Club seems like a no-brainer for cutting costs, but here’s the surprising truth: it…
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Consulting a financial advisor or accountant is generally the best way to get financial advice. But they cost money at a time when you might be trying to spend less, and…
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Inflation impacts everything from the cost of groceries to housing to gas and much more. To save money, you’ll need to be smart about slashing monthly expenses everywhere…
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Cautious investors can shield their finances in a turbulent economy by doing things like paying down debts, building up an emergency fund, and converting to cash…
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